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All that you have to know about Italy's 2019 Six Nations Championship

It starts next February 1st and Italy must avoid a terrible negative record

All that you have to know about Italy's 2019 Six Nations Championship It starts next February 1st and Italy must avoid a terrible negative record

Rugby fans from all over Italy, here we are: next Friday will start the 125th edition of the Six Nations, the most important European competition for nations that will once again see the presence of Italy. The National team, which closed at the bottom of the standings the 2016, 2017 and 2018 editions, has one more reason to try to avoid the defeat against Scotland in the inaugural match: in case of defeat it would extend to 18 the streak of consecutive losses, a negative record that nobody wants to conquer. But it's time to think positive for O'Shea guys, captained by Sergio Parisse, who will start from Edinburgh and will play three matches out of five at home.

 

Here, below, the complete calendar of the Azzurri:

Round 1

Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, February 2nd 2019, 2:15pm

Scotland vs Italy

 

Round 2

Stadio Olimpico, Rome, February 9th 2019, 5:45pm

Italy vs Galles

 

Round 3

Stadio Olimpico, Rome, February 24th 2019, 4pm

Italy vs Ireland

 

Round 4

Twickenham, London, March 9th 2019, 4:45pm

England vs Italy

 

Round 5

Stadio Olimpico, Rome, March 16th 2019, 1:30pm

Italy vs France

 

Talking about other important infos: the Azzurri's matches will all be broadcast, all free and live, from DMAX (channel 52 of the digitale terrestre, 136 and 137 of Sky). If you prefer to watch them in streaming, go to the online DMAX platform. If you want to attend the games scheduled at the Olimpico, you can find the tickets for the single matches or the season ticket for the first two (Wales and Ireland) on Ticketone.